So our sweat, blood and tears are their sweat, blood and tears.
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Millions of student-athletes devote their sweat, blood and tears to sports.
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"It seems that humans do sweat blood, albeit far less often literally than metaphorically."
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The poor and middle class buy luxuries with their own sweat, blood, and children's inheritance.
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"We went to Mexico determined to sweat blood to defeat the invaders' representatives," she told news website Aktualne.
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Because of all the sweat, blood, miles, and emotions attached to those shoes, it's more than just casual affection.
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Already disproportionately shut out of an economy they power through sweat, blood, and concussions, they disproportionately receive substandard educations as well.
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"For four days in the sports hall where they first detained us, hundreds of men spent days soaked in sweat, blood, urine and pus," he said.
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Their trademark spastic physicality fills rooms with sweat, blood, and nervous energy, kicking up an impressively intimidating din and leaving trails of broken gear in their wake.
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It is now widely agreed upon in the medical community that the deadly disease travels from body to body through fluids—spit, sweat, blood, tears, excrement etc.
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And though the evidence isn't solid, some scientists think we can select mates, detect fear or stress, or find out if someone is sick by smelling another person's sweat, blood or urine.
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"It came so damn easily to you and I thought you had to sweat blood and tears to give a great performance and you never did," she said as she explained her behavior at the time.
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"I think it's very dangerous that you have a president that starts calling allied countries 'enemies' when they have been putting life, sweat, blood, money into fighting narcoterrorism as well as being allies of ours in terms of stopping terrorists," said Rep.
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And before you know it, your baby, which you put your own sweat, blood and tears into, is being sung by Britney, and it's climbing the UK charts, and it's reaching number 1, her first number 1 in the country an entire decade, and your name has been erased from the history of "Scream and Shout," with zero recognition, monetary or otherwise.
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For most of the season, DiscoverWestworld has been presented as a typical promotional website for a vacation destination run by Delos Incorporated, albeit one with an intriguing terms of service contract (in which guests give Delos the rights to their "skin cells, bodily fluids, secretions, excretions, hair samples, saliva, sweat, blood, and any other bodily functions not listed here," to be used however the company sees fit) and a virtual host called Aeden who is programmed to cryptically answer all your questions — including hints about the show's ongoing plotlines. DiscoverWestworld.
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In 2005, We Sweat Blood was ranked number 466 in Rock Hard magazine's book of The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time.
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Early 2005 recording sessions for the follow-up to We Sweat Blood were interspersed with a series of tours amidst recording that brought the band to the Netherlands, Germany and South Africa-promoted by their record label and events company ASP Records, who released a collectors double set featuring Born A Lion and We Sweat Blood. In April, American label, Razor & Tie released We Sweat Blood and the band set out to America in support as well. Working two releases simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic proved time consuming, and the worldwide release for the upcoming album, Sleep Is The Enemy, produced by Matt DeMatteo, was pushed back to 2006. Bass player John Calabrese, live 2008.
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The Sanctuary of Madonna della Riva is an octagonal building designed by Gerolamo Quadrio. It is built on the site where a fresco of the Madonna, dating from 1443, was seen to sweat blood on 27 June 1657.
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We Sweat Blood is the second album by Canadian rock band Danko Jones. The album was re-released on April 19, 2005 in the United States with two additional tracks from the 2002 album Born a Lion, "Lovercall" and "Sound of Love".
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Pouring Nile water, which appears to change into blood, Aron interprets the sign, saying they will no longer sweat blood for the Egyptians but will be free. When the water appears clear again, Aron says Pharaoh will drown in it. Promised a land of milk and honey, the people pledge their allegiance to this new God.
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Entitled Beer, Sweat & Blood: On Tour With The Macc Lads, the book covers the period 1988 to 1999 and the recent reunion. On 3 August 2018, the Macc Lads reformed to play the Rebellion Festival in Blackpool. The line-up was the same as F.I.L.F. with Bammy on vocals. Two months later Muttley resumed lead vocals, and Bammy stepped aside to become the band's full-time manager.
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Flying Horse, East Han Dynasty.Bronze. Gansu Provincial Museum. Tianma ( ', "heavenly horse") was a winged flying horse in Chinese folklore. It was sometimes depicted with chimerical features such as dragon scales and was at times attributed the ability to sweat blood, possibly inspired by the parasite Parafilaria multipapillosa (Schafer, 295 note 19), which infected the highly sought-after Ferghana horse (大宛馬), sometimes conflated with Tianma.
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2003 saw the release of We Sweat Blood, produced by Matt DeMatteo, and the group taking a heavier approach to their hard-rock sound. More touring followed that included Europe and Japan. They were also nominated for two Junos: Best Rock Album (Born a Lion) and Best video ("Lovercall"). While success was happening abroad, home relations with Universal Canada had soured and the band was dropped mid-album run.
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The god Andalapit then leads the soul to the foot of Mount Balatucan, where the gods of the dead assemble to judge the soul. Good souls are sent to Dunkituhan, the cloud capped stairway that leads into heaven at the summit of Balatucan. An evil soul is sent to a river of penance for atonement until forgiven. Souls at the river sweat blood, the source of the river’s color and fishy scent. A forgiven soul afterwards also goes into Balatucan’s summit.
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Explanations from the label were vague, but the separation happened after Jones' February 2004 appearance on CBC Sunday where Jones appeared as a pro-downloader opposite then CRIA president, Brian Robertson. In spite of being dropped from Universal Canada, the group continued to tour heavily for the rest of the year well into 2004 with Turbonegro, Sepultura and The Bronx. While touring they received another Juno nomination for Best Rock Album (We Sweat Blood) and tour Australia as well as more European dates including Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park in Germany and Download, Leeds and Reading in England.
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In the first verse, Browne mentions two battles between Scotland and England as well as the Jacobite uprising of 1745-6; Bannockburn, Flodden, and Culloden. The second verse mentions Scottish mass emigration and the industry of Scottish immigrants ("carved out the New World with sweat, blood, and hand"). The 'New World' refers to countries such as America and Canada, where the Scottish population emigrated to in the 1800s (or were shipped to penal colonies there in earlier periods). The third verse of the song references Scottish industrialisation of the 20th century and seems to mentions the hopes for a devolved or independent Scotland (Black Gold and fisheries etc).
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In September, in the middle of a Swedish tour, they met Nicke Andersson (Entombed, Hellacopters, Imperial State Electric) in their show in Stockholm. He was very impressed with the energy and power of the band and told to them he wanted to produce their next album. The total shows with "21st century rock" were 134 during 30 months. Their 2nd album "High Decibels" was recorded in only 8 days in April 2011, at Gutterview Recorders in Stockholm by Nicke Andersson as producer and mixer. It was released in November 7, 2011, and had better critics and acceptation within specialized media. The tour called "Sweat, Blood and Decibels" consisted of 136 gigs during almost 2 years in Europe, playing in big festivals like Rock Hard, Paaspop, Speedfest, Headbangers Open Air.
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